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17 May 2015

Thai Noodles & Peanut Sauce: Mount Edziza Rendition

by Deb Wellwood | posted in: Camp Cooking | 0

This is a free-form rendition of a favourite recipe that was a staple in a list that we rotated through when we were working on the Ivvavik Grizzly Bear Study in the northwest Yukon. Only way back then, the food … Read More

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17 May 2015

Mount Edziza & Spectrum Range: A Wilderness Backpacking & Culinary Adventure, British Columbian Style

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Welcome! This is Kara Pitman’s first post for Raven Ecological Blog. She’s my first guest blogger too!   Last July, when I was tethered to my couch with an unruly broken ankle, Kara and her friends, Laura and Jen, let … Read More

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31 Jul 2014

Black Bean Burritos for Backpacking, Boating, and Bivouacking

by Deb Wellwood | posted in: Camp Cooking | 2

Black bean burritos are a staple for camp cooking. No matter how I’m traveling, whether wandering out on the land or threading along waterways, I usually have some form of black bean burrito recipe on the trip menu. Quite simply, … Read More

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11 Jun 2014

Sea Kayaking & Making Tortillas: The Simple Act of Living

by Deb Wellwood | posted in: Camp Cooking | 0

When I finally get down to making tortillas from scratch on a sea kayaking trip that’s when I know I’m on a major adventure. Over the course of a few long trips, I’ve learned that it takes me about two … Read More

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18 Apr 2014

Art of Wood Fire Baking: A Dutch Oven Affair

by Deb Wellwood | posted in: Camp Cooking | 0

The Dutch oven (also known as The D.O.) defines living simply and living in comfort. It can be used as a cook pot or as an oven to make pretty much everything: think flat breads, fried fish, casseroles, stews, baked … Read More

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20 Feb 2014

Recipe: Smoked Salmon Sushi Salad

by Deb Wellwood | posted in: Camp Cooking | 0

While daydreaming and paddling this recipe merged with reality. Apparently, I was getting tired of my lunch repertoire. I have used hot smoked salmon for this recipe. I have also use lox (cold smoked) that I dehydrated and vacuum packed … Read More

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18 Feb 2014

Recipe: Sea Asparagus Salad

by Deb Wellwood | posted in: Camp Cooking | 0

July 4, 2013, Higgins Pass. From here, our plan is to beeline it for the inside passage, via a scattering of small islands on the outside of Price Island, that I’m thinking might provide shelter from the storm, but first … Read More

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1 Dec 2013

Recipe: Tuna Wiggle Casserole

by Deb Wellwood | posted in: Camp Cooking | 0

Try out this delicious, easy to make camping recipe for my version of the classic tuna wiggle casserole. It works great with tuna or salmon. Way back when I was a Girl Guide, I learned a recipe for making tuna … Read More

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